Tourism Analysis

RISK PERCEPTIONS, EXPECTATIONS, DISAPPOINTMENTS, AND INFORMATION PROCESSING TENDENCIES OF ONE- AND TWO-STAR HOTEL GUESTS: IS THERE A MARKET FOR LOW-STAR HOTEL CATEGORIES IN AUSTRIA?
pp. 119-124(6)
Author: DOLNICAR S.

THE INFLUENCE OF CONSUMERS' EMOTIONS ON THEIR SERVICE PRODUCT EVALUATION
pp. 125-128(4)
Authors: GOUNTAS S.; GOUNTAS J.Y.

DESIGNING AND TESTING A GUTTMAN-TYPE SOCIAL DISTANCE SCALE FOR A TOURISM CONTEXT
pp. 129-135(7)
Authors: THYNE M.; ZINS A.H.

MOTIVATION FOR DOMESTIC TOURISM: A CASE STUDY OF THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI ARABIA
pp. 137-141(5)
Authors: BOGARI N.B.; CROWTHER G.; MARR N.

ECOTOURISM OPERATORS AND ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION: ENHANCING COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE BY ADVERTISING ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES
pp. 143-147(5)
Author: PRICE G.G.

DOMESTIC LEISURE TRAVELER PURCHASE AND CONSUMPTION SYSTEMS
pp. 149-152(4)
Authors: SPURR R.; COWLEY E.; ROBINS P.; WOODSIDE A.G.

SUPPORTING TOURIST ACTIVITY PLANNING DECISIONS FROM AN URBAN TOURISM MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE
pp. 153-157(5)
Authors: HAN Q.; DELLAERT B.G.C.; VAN RAAIJ F.; TIMMERMANS H.J.P.

COMPARING FIRST-TIME AND REPEAT VISITORS ACTIVITY PATTERNS
pp. 159-164(6)
Authors: KEMPERMAN A.D.A.M.; JOH C-H.

TOURIST PERCEPTIONS OF AND MOTIVATIONS FOR VISITING THE ALGARVE, PORTUGAL
pp. 165-169(5)
Authors: CORREIA A.; CROUCH G.I.

EXPERIMENTAL ANALYSIS OF THE CHOICE OF CONVENTION SITE
pp. 171-176(6)
Authors: CROUCH G.I.; LOUVIERE J.J.

CONTEXTS AND DYNAMICS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION AND INFORMATION SEARCH IN DECISION MAKING FOR DISCRETIONARY TRAVEL
pp. 177-182(6)
Authors: HUAN T-C..C..; BEAMAN J.

A DUALITY IN VACATION DECISION MAKING
pp. 183-186(4)
Author: HYDE K.F.

A VACATION CHOICE MODEL INCORPORATING PERSONALITY AND LEISURE CONSTRAINTS THEORY
pp. 183-186(4)
Author: MCGUIGGAN R.L.

AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DETERMINANTS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION
pp. 193-196(4)
Author: EKINCI Y.

HOLIDAY PACKAGING AND TOURIST DECISION MAKING
pp. 193-1896(1704)
Authors: REWTRAKUNPHAIBOON W.; OPPEWAL H.

FIRST-TIMER VERSUS REPEAT VISITOR SATISFACTION: THE CASE OF ORLANDO, FLORIDA
pp. 205-210(6)
Authors: FALLON P.; SCHOFIELD P.

ETHICAL IDEALS AND EXPECTATIONS REGARDING VISITOR, STAFF, AND MANAGEMENT AMONG POTENTIAL TOURIST INDUSTRY EMPLOYEES
pp. 211-215(5)
Author: ROSS G.F.

EXPRESSIVE VERSUS INSTRUMENTAL FACTORS IN MEASURING VISITOR SATISFACTION
pp. 217-221(5)
Authors: UYSAL M.; WILLIAMS J.; YOON Y.

PROFILING AIRLINE WEB USERS: A SEGMENTATION APPROACH
pp. 223-226(4)
Authors: CHEN J.S.; JANG S.

TRACKING DATA-DRIVEN MARKET SEGMENTS
pp. 227-232(6)
Author: DOLNICAR S.

STAKEHOLDER ANALYSIS IN COLORADO SKI RESORT COMMUNITIES
pp. 233-236(4)
Author: PERDUE R.R.

CULTURAL DETERMINANTS OF TOURIST INTENTION TO RETURN
pp. 237-242(6)
Author: CANEEN J.M.

TOWARDS THE CONCEPTUALIZATION OF TOURISM DESTINATION LOYALTY
pp. 243-246(4)
Authors: NIININEN O.; RILEY M.

MEASURING COMPARATIVE PERFORMANCE OF VACATION DESTINATIONS: USING TOURISTS' SELF-REPORTED JUDGMENTS AS AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH
pp. 247-251(5)
Author: KOZAK M.

CROSS-CULTURAL BEHAVIOR RESEARCH IN TOURISM: A CASE STUDY ON DESTINATION IMAGE
pp. 253-257(5)
Authors: KOZAK M.; BIGNÉ E.; GONZÁLEZ A.; ANDREU L.

THE CULTURAL TOUR ROUTE: A JOURNEY OF THE IMAGINATION?
pp. 259-264(6)
Author: OLIVER T.

SYMBOLISM IN TOURISM: LESSONS FROM ``BALI 2002''—LESSONS FROM AUSTRALIA'S DEAD HEART
pp. 267-295(29)
Author: HOLLINSHEAD K.